With all the careless flair of a gentleman, he often lived beyond his considerable means.

Such events were often elaborate affairs and for the most part confined to those with considerable means.

He is a person of considerable financial means.

He appears later to have been possessed of considerable means.

Now that she was a person of considerable means, these things would be more of a liability than an asset to her well-ordered home.

And many are animals of considerable means.

The first part is told by Patience White, a woman of considerable means compared to others in her town.

He seems to have had by now considerable private means, as in August 1856 he gave £2000 to the fund for the completion of the cathedral.

They both, by the way, had considerable means of their own.

He evidently had no financial need to live so economically, for he was in fact a man of very considerable means.